What happened on February 16, 1995
NEWS
Man Charged With Murder In Girl's 1993 Slaying Stephanie Monn's Body Was Found In A Creek. By Douglas A. Campbell and Jane M. Reynolds, FOR THE INQUIRER Inquirer staff writers Edward Colimore and John Way Jennings and correspondents Terri Sanginiti and David Kinney contributed to this article
County Republicans Pick Their Candidates Incumbent Karen Martynick And Businessman Colin Hanna Received Backing For County Commissioner. By Nancy Petersen, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
'Silver Fox' Brings Past To Vivid Life Ross Kershey's Style Of Teaching Has Enthralled Students For 39 Years. By Denise Breslin Kachin, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Pennsauken's Expo Center Snags State Fair From Cherry Hill Cherry Hill Downplayed The Move. Holding The Fair Indoors At The Center Was A Factor, Said An Official. By Michael Raphael and Amy Zurzola, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENTS
As Population Booms, Towns Adding Police Several Municipalities Are Counting On One-time Grants And Tax Dollars To Help Pay For New Officers. By Ty Tagami, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Couple Fined $300 Each In Dog's Death Their Dalmatian Starved. They Say They Fed The Pet And Will Fight The Ruling. By Andrew Metz, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Rockledge Fire Ruled Arson; Blaze Had Reopened Old Wounds The Old Mill Drew Trouble, Neighbors Said. The Owner Complained That His Improvement Plans Were Blocked. By Michelle Conlin, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Oxford's New Chief Eager To Start Walter Donahue Will Take Over The Police Department Next Week. By Edward A. Robinson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Appeals Court Upholds Fining Phila. $709,000 On Prison Cap By Julia Cass, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Unionville Thumps Oxford To Go 11-0 In League By Steve Wartenberg, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Legislative Report Calls On State To Get On The Computer Fast Track Agencies Have A Haphazard Patchwork Of Systems That Transfer Data In Limited Ways. By Robert Moran, INQUIRER HARRISBURG BUREAU
Snl's Not Sinking, Says Its New Anchor by Ellen Gray, Daily News Staff Writer
Conestoga Girls Win Eight Central League Events By Jeremy Treatman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Photo Caption For The Inquirer / BOB WILLIAMS
Democratic Candidates Get A Course In Campaigning Caucus Leaders Want To Prevent Another Poor Election Showing. Topics Included Budgets And Voter Targeting. By Christine Schiavo, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Prez Becoming More Adept At Making Wrong Decisions BY DONALD KAUL
Worth Repeating . . .
Phila. Infant Deaths Decline For 4th Year; Program Losing Funds The $7 Million For Healthy Start Runs Out Next Year, City Council Was Told. By Amy S. Rosenberg, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Hijackers Take Off With Morning Buzz. A Big Search Is Abrew For Coffee Bandits By Amy Zurzola, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT This article contains information from the Associated Press
Letters
Letters
Injury-hobbled Phantoms No Match For Trojans By Brian Miller, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Fewer Republicans Lining Up For A Shot At Presidency In '96 BY TONY SNOW
Board Assailed On Way Vacancies Are Filled Marple Newtown Parents Presented A Petition. Members Had Been Picked In Closed Meetings. By Laura Genao, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Springfield Holds On To Beat Anc; Next Stop Will Be District 1 Playoffs By Joe Fite, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Black Parents' Group Urges Minority Hires The Advisory Group Spoke At A Cheltenham School Board Session. By Rhonda Goodman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Junior 'Pop' Thomas, 105; Loved Children And Church By S. Joseph Hagenmayer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
The Cold War Is Over - Cut Defense We Should Be Focusing On Our Economic Health, Aids And The Problems In Our Cities. By William Colby
Briefs Daily News wire services
At Park, Washington Inspires Two Events A Party Will Include The Guest Of Honor. Visitors To A Colonial Kitchen Can Sample Gingerbread. By Valerie Reed, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Planners To Open Discussion On Future Of W. Vincent Tract A Planning Consultant Said Nothing Was Definite For The 317-acre Tract. By Vyola P. Willson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Panel On Prison Cap Sees It Both Ways Fines Upheld; Modification Hearing Ordered by Paul Maryniak, Daily News Staff Writer
Could Horror Of It All Preclude Future World Wars? BY MSGR. S.J. ADAMO
Air Ball Barkley's Annoying, But His Critics Go Overboard.
Gloucester County Cuts Taxes Again By Karla Haworth, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Residents Urge Creation Of A Museum By Angela Paik, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Gingrich's Cleanup Efforts Can Start In His Back Yard BY PETE DEXTER
Septa Coup Afoot? Rumor Claims Ridge Wants To Control Agency Contracting by John M. Baer and Frank Dougherty, Daily News Staff Writers Staff writer Dave Davies contributed to this report
Burlco Warned To Speed Planning Or Rail Extension May Pass On By The Nj Transit Official Said Consensus Was Needed To Move The Project Forward. By Larry Parker, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Camden County Vo-tech Budget Approved By Gary Sternberg, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Hornbeck Puts Price Tag On City School Plan He Says Reforms Would Cost $1.3 Billion The First Five Years, $371 Million Annually Thereafter. By Dale Mezzacappa, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Got A Fantasy Back-scrubber? by Harriet Lessy, Daily News Staff Writer Daily News wire services contributed to this report
Hornbeck Plan To Cost $1.3b Can't Afford It, City, State Say by Marisol Bello, Daily News Staff Writer Staff writer Dave Davies contributed to this report
Firm Hired To Inspect Smithville Mansion It Will Then Meet With Burlco Freeholders To Set Terms For A More Detailed Study Of Restoration Costs. By Larry Parker, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Emission Centers Up In Air On Closer Inspection, They May Cost Pa. Millions by Ramona Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Park In The Palisades Then Take Out Your Skis And Your Skates by Sandy Sorlien, Special to the Daily News
A Palestinian Treads Perilous Path To Prayer Worshiper Defies Israel, Slips Into Jerusalem. By Alan Sipress, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
At The Shore, Officials Scramble To Prevent Erosion Of Funding They Weren't Able To Get Much Information. Some Erosion Projects Are Supposed To Last Years. By Jacqueline L. Urgo, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
2 Firms Agree To Set Up Shop At Navy Yard They Want To Build And Repair Vessels. If They Come, It Could Mean 2,750 Jobs. The Next Step: Financing. By Henry J. Holcomb, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Eight Area Teams Will Swing Into Action In Aaaa Playoffs Council Rock And Bensalem Will Play At Home, As The District 1 Tournament Opens Tonight And Tomorrow. By Frank Bertucci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Epa Sued Again By Bucks Group By Rich Henson, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Republican Powwow Brings Out Big Guns Rocks In The Running; Wants Rizzo In Race by Cynthia Burton, Daily News Staff Writer
Gore Visits To Boost New Zone He Urged Those In The Philadelphia/camden Empowerment Zone To Prove "It Can Be Done." By Howard Goodman and Herbert Lowe, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
A Cadet Class On Use Of 911 For The Inquirer / JAY GORODETZER
For New Yorkers, Death May Be Ultimate Out-of-town Trip The City Is Crowded Enough For The Living. Burial Space Is Running Out. For Survivors, Longer Commutes Are In Store. By Terence Samuel, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Mediation Proposed In Kennett Sq. Dispute The County Wants All Sides On The Public-housing Proposal Aired. By Nancy Petersen, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Ex-coatesville Council President Arrested Rodger Johnson Is Accused Of Assaulting His Wife After Arriving Home Drunk. She Suffered Bruises. By Wendy Walker, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Photo Caption The Philadelphia Inquirer / VICKI VALERIO
He Admits Hitting Boy 'Too Hard' But Denies Raping Tot Found Dead In Shaft by Kurt Heine, Daily News Staff Writer
W. Chester District Studies Flexible Class Schedules By Denise Breslin Kachin, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Fugitive Slumlord Is Finally Caught, And Ordered To Jail He Had Fled To Avoid Paying 50g Fine by Scott Flander, Daily News Staff Writer
House Bars A Revival Of 'Star Wars' The 218-212 Tally Was A Major Setback For Pro-defense Republicans, And Saved The More Modest Clinton Plan. It Signaled A Close Look At Arms Costs. By David Hess, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Newt World BY DAN HAWKINS Daily News wire services contributed to this report
Residents Want To Talk After Ruling A Judge Upheld Warminster's Approval Of A Proposed Shopping Center. Some People Want To Discuss An Appeal. By Jennifer Van Doren, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Weather A Bit Hairy, But Hark By Anthony R. Wood, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Inquirer correspondent Matt White contributed to this article
Area Squads Preparing For Playoff Action By Beth Onufrak, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Spotless Record Puts Middletown School In Running For U.s. Honor By Christine Schiavo, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Message In The Music: Freedom Theater Celebrates Heritage In Its Show By Pheralyn Dove, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Briefs Daily News wire services
This Weekend, Don A Kilt, Laddie, And Get Down To Valley Forge By Cynthia J. McGroarty, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Jenny Takes The High Road by Richard Huff, New York Daily News
Gunman Pulls Back-to-back Holdups By Terri Sanginiti, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Photo Caption Moscow-Pullman Daily News / GEOFF CRIMMINS
Upper Chichester To Revise Group-home Ordinance By Angela Paik, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Raiders Rise To Occasion And Win Title By Steve Wartenberg, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Slaying Suspect Is Ruled A Juvenile The 18-year-old Is Accused Of Setting A Fatal Fire. He Was Charged As An Adult With Murder. By Bridget Mount, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
In Local Black Officers' Experience, They Are Usually Walking A Lonely Beat Out Of 1,500 Officers In 48 Local Police Departments, Only About 25 Are Black. Many Say They Feel Isolated. By Lisa E. Anderson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Serial Crime Crime Bill (the Sequel) Revives Last Year's Mix Of Interesting Ideas And Political Posturing.
Parents Say The Police Mistreated Youths After Fracas At Skating Rink Fights Among 200 Youths At The Rink Spurred Calling Police. Children Told Of Being Maced. By Jody Benjamin, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Pa. Revokes A Physician's License The Move Against The Obstetrician-gynecologist Was Temporary. He Lost The Right To Practice In N.j. In '94. By Andrew Metz, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Baseball Replacements Really Scabs BY ROBERT BUSSEL
A Multi-use Stadium Needed Baseball Alone Won't Sustain A Proposed Stadium, A Consultant Reports. By Glen Justice, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Another Coatesville Bridge To Close By Wes Conard, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
February Sweeps-stakes by Mark de la Vina and Ellen Gray, Daily News Staff Writers
Care Firm Sued Over Swindler A Live-in Caretaker Used Margaret Mccafferty's Credit. Her Niece And Nephew Seek Damages. By Jeff Eckhoff, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Looking Toward The Future Of Welfare Lawmakers Said They Thought Reform Was Necessary. Others Feared The Changes Would Hurt The Poor. By Beverly M. Payton, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Mentally Ill Man Disappears From Home By Douglas A. Campbell, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Camden Catholic Winning Games When It Counts After A Slow Start, The Irish Are In Sync Entering The Tourney. A Win Over Gloucester Catholic Is Proof. By Bob Hoffman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Pa. Dutch Employ Furry Forecasters To Protect Heritage The Groundhogs May Be Stuffed, But Tradition Is Alive And Well. By Rena Singer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
U. Darby Police To Skip Tickets, But Expect A Payment In Kind Those Speeding Will Be Asked To Do A Good Turn For Someone Else. By Greg McCullough, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Seniors Power Agnes Irwin To Fourth Straight League Title By Jeremy Treatman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Byberry Closed - But Still Active Vandals Raise Cain; Pa. To Raze 3 Buildings by Kevin Haney, Daily News Staff Writer
Corps Of Engineers Would Cancel New Plans For Flood Control Congress Must Approve The Budget-cutting Proposals. Three Projects In Pennsylvania Are Targeted. By Heather Dewar, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Coatesville District, Cheyney To Join Resources In Program By Denise Breslin Kachin, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Axed By Scott Paper, He Wins $1.6m Ex-supervisor Said Firm Retaliated Over His Racial Complaints by Jim Smith, Daily News Staff Writer
Woman Mourns A Camden Block's Decay She Wanted To Tell Gore Her Story By Herbert Lowe, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Rendell: Two-term, Two-party Mayor? Aides Weigh Running Him In Gop Primary by Cynthia Burton, Daily News Staff Writer
Money, Faxes And Immigration Drive New World Order The Influence Of National Governments And Diplomats Is Declining. By Michael Clough
Yardley Centennial Not Without A Minor Flap The Borough Has Chosen A Jeweler As Purveyor Of Commemorative Duck Pins. Another Has Taken The Matter To An Attorney. By Andrew Metz, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Welfare Changes Clear Bitterly Divided Panel The Plan Would Turn Over Most Programs To The States. Amid The Debate, The Two Parties Traded Charges Of Cruelty. By Rachel L. Jones, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU This article includes information from the Washington Post
Penncrest Hurdler Seeking A Showdown Penncrest Senior Ken Ferro Wants A Shot At Overbrook Star Deworski Odom. By Brian Freeman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Sheriff, Staff At Odds Over Department's Role Deputies Are Hoping To Become A County Police Force. Their Boss Called It "Out Of The Question." By Nancy Petersen, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Breakdown Of The Plan To Reform The Schools Rewards For Schools Where Pupils Improve, And Smaller Class Sizes In Philadelphia Proposal. By Dale Mezzacappa, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Authority Revamps Policy On Legal Fees The Agency On Health And Education Agreed To A More Competitive Bond Process. A Commissioner Offered Praise. By Jere Downs, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
It's Simple: More Cops = Less Crime
Aces Fall To National Power North Jersey's St. Anthony Ruined A Homecoming Of Sorts For Jermaine Griffin. By Chris Morkides, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
House Ethics Committee Begins Gingrich Probe Misconduct Has Been Alleged In Matters Including A Controversial Book Deal And A Pac's Activities. FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Class Actions Win Qualified Go-ahead A County Board Allowed Group Assessment Appeals But Set Narrow Guidelines. A Lawyer Vowed To Fight. By Vyola P. Willson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Warrington Approves Pilot's Request For A Private Airstrip On His Property By Jennifer Van Doren, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
House-fire Deaths Cast A Pall On Memories Of The Neighborhood By Acel Moore
Accused Killer Tells The Jury He's Divine 'God' Admits Stabbing; Will Defend Self by Kurt Heine, Daily News Staff Writer
Ferguson Closes With Another Twist With His Case Seeming As Tattered As His Torn File Folder, He Told The Judge: "The Defense Rests." By Terence Samuel, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Obstacles In Efforts To Build Playground Opponents Of The Erdenheim Site Say It Is Too Close To A Pond And Is On One Of The Last Bits Of Open Space. By Rhonda Goodman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Strath Haven To Strathaven, A Wee Bit Of Friendship A Mix-up In The U.s. Mail Led A Delco High School And A Scottish Academy To Discover Common Bonds. By Angela Paik, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Council Rock Seniors Get Break From Piaa As Game Date Is Moved The Original Playoff Date Conflicted With The Senior Class Trip. The Game Has Been Moved To Tonight. By Eric Karabell, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Illegal Dumper Was Really Landlord On The Lam. Fugitive Walks Into Court And Gets Dumped Behind Bars By Mark Fazlollah, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Obituaries By Bill Price, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
At Widener, Nobel Peace Nominee By Cynthia J. McGroarty, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Bail Up To $1 Million Set For 6 Accused In Polec Case Bail Was Granted Because The Death Penalty Isn't Sought. Electronic House Arrest Is A Condition. By Linda Loyd, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Coatesville School Plans Draw More Flak From Parents They're Not Happy With The Proposed Elementary School Reorganization And Full-day Kindergarten. By Wes Conard, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Scottish, Irish Strains Coming To Valley Forge By Pheralyn Dove, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Brothers In Arms Propel O'hara Hockey Team The Lions Have Four Sets Of Siblings. This Team Is More Than Like A Family. By David T. Shaw, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Quartet Facing Brothel Charges Police Were Tipped About A Certain Havertown House Advertised As A Sauna. Three Undercover Officers Checked It Out. By Nancy Lawson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Healthy Start Cited In Decline Of Infant Deaths by Dave Davies, Daily News Staff Writer
Obituaries By Herb Drill, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Dylan Revisits Highway 61 On Cd-rom by David Hinckley, New York Daily News
For Slain Girl's Parents, A Sense Of Relief After Neighbor's Arrest Others Were Heartened, Too. "We're Just Thankful That It's Coming To A Close," Said The Mayor. By Jane M. Reynolds, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT Inquirer correspondent Terri Sanginiti contributed to this article
Lena M. Haymon, 92, A Florist With A Heart by Valerie M. Russ, Daily News Staff Writer
Dispute Draws More Than Sharp Words By Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Photo Caption For The Inquirer / SHARON GEKOSKI-KIMMEL
A Devout Christian Sues, Saying He Was Fired Out Of Religious Bias By David Kinney, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Bishop Eustace Scrambles Past Paul Vi, 62-54 For The Second Time This Season, The Crusaders Got A Scare From Paul Vi. They Survived. Again. By Marc Narducci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
U.s. Issues Tighter Regulations On Au Pairs Reports Of Abuses By A Few Caregivers Spurred The Changes. Criminal-records Checks Are Included. By Rachel L. Jones, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Norristown Apologizes For Offending Muslims By Rena Singer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
From An Internment Camp, Glimpses Of Life Kenjiro Nomura's Art, At The Michener Museum, Has "A Kind Of Brooding Quality." By Valerie Reed, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Cultivating A New Look At Landmark Longwood Gardens Is In The Midst Of A $10 Million Restoration Program. By Vyola P. Willson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Events For Black History Month The 10-day Celebration Includes Music, Dance, Art, Fashion, Drama And History. All Events Are Free. By Cynthia J. McGroarty, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Kennett Falls To Octorara For 7th Loss In Row By Brian Miller, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
W. Chester East Ends Conestoga's Season The Vikings Earned The Right To Meet Lower Merion In The First Round Of The District Tournament. By David T. Shaw, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
After A Deadly Fire, Family's Friends Try To Help And To Heal George And Kathleen Baldwin And A Son Died In The Churchville Blaze. Donations Are Being Made. By Molly Peterson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Let Them Rot! High Bail Set In Polec Case 6 Defendants Likely To Have Tough Time Getting Out by Joseph R. Daughen, Daily News Staff Writer
West Conshohocken Scores Against Fire Company It Closed The '95 Budget, Despite Requests To Raise The Allocation. It Made Funds Conditional On An Audit. By Kyle York Spencer, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Giant Store Planned For Exton Tract West Whiteland Supervisors Oppose The Project. The Zoning Permits It, However. By Susan Weidener, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Woman Arrested In Camden For 2 Phila. Bank Robberies By John Way Jennings, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Inquirer staff writer Joseph Slobodzian contributed to this article
Man Missing In Explosion Bridesburg Neighbors Injured As Fiery Blast Levels House by Jim Nolan, Daily News Staff Writer Staff writer Jack McGuire contributed to this report
George Hunter Is A Milkman. The Kind Who Delivers. In The Darkness Before Dawn, This Man Is A Shadow Of Yore By Matt White, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
From Bucks To Broadway: A Young Actor's Life Travis Greisler Is An Average 10-year-old By Day. At Night, It's A Whole Different Show. By Jennifer Van Doren, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Arson Suspected In Fire At 3d California Clinic A Planned Parenthood Building Was Gutted. The Fbi Saw A "High Probability" The Blazes Were Linked. FROM INQUIRER WIRE SERVICES
Bridesburg Home Razed By Explosion Neighbors' Windows Were Shattered. The Home's Owner Was Missing. By Thomas J. Gibbons Jr. and Jeff Gelles, INQUIRER STAFF WRITERS
Divorced Fathers Protest Status In Court System By Doug Donovan, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Sell To People Who Will Buy, Authors Say By Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Obituaries By Herb Drill, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Obituaries By Edward A. Robinson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Armored Car Robbed Of $75,000 In Camden The Guard Was Accosted While Making A Delivery. Police Found A Stolen Car With A Money Bag In It. By John Way Jennings, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
The Use Of Family Conferencing Is Promoted For Juvenile Crimes For Minor Cases, The Victim, Offender, Parents And Others Discuss The Crime And Its Consequences. By Christine Bahls, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
After 23 Years, Episcopal Church's Rector To Retire Father Sullivan Will Leave Good Samaritan Church On July 31. By Don Beideman, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Phoenixville Council Demotes The Acting Police Chief The Vote Was 4-3. The Council President Denied The Move Was Retaliation For The Recent Budget Crisis. By Ilene R. Prusher, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Burglary-spree Suspect Arraigned On Nine Counts Angel Calo Has Been Charged With Committing 96 Burglaries In The Region. More Counts Are Possible. By Ilene R. Prusher, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
In Chicago, A Reformed Prisoner And Aspiring Alderman Found Politics In The Street BY GEORGE F. WILL
The Scene In The Nation And The World By Thomas J. Brady, with reports from Inquirer wire services
Six Men Are Charged, Four More Arrests Likely In Gambling Crackdown Investigators Say Three Groups Were Taking Illegal Bets. The Six Defendants Turned Themselves In. By Christine Bahls, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
School Aide Accused Of Bid Rigging The Bucks Grand Jury Accused The Suspended Facilities Manager Of Bensalem Schools. By Russell Gold, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Surgeon General Post Has Changed Over Years, But Discord Isn't New By Brigid Schulte, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Immigrant Poet Has Novel Take On America Romanian-born Andrei Codrescu Sees A Country Where Shopping Is Life. He Spoke At Ursinus College. By Michelle Conlin, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Mini-mall Set To Become Strip-mall Gloucester Twp.'s Marketplace Will Change. Giant Is A Key Player. By Alison Fitzgerald, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
A Landlord Is Given A Lashing Prospect Park Officials Assailed Davoud Baravordeh. His Complaint: Getting An Abandoned-car Complaint. By Richard Berkowitz, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Blood Test May Tell If Simpson Was Framed Ito Approved The Test, At The Prosecution's Request. O.j. Simpson's Attorneys Have Said Police Planted Blood As Evidence. By Robin Clark, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER This article contains information from the Associated Press
Hip Shots Staff of Harper's magazine
Bring In The Tanks? No Way, Bristol Borough Council Tells Board The Trailers Would Park In A Lot. The Zoning Board Granted The Permit. The Council Plans To Appeal. By Russell Gold, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Nine Are Arrested In Bucks Crime Spree Bail Is As High As $2 Million. The Thefts, Fires And Vandalism Began In September In The Croydon Area. By Richard V. Sabatini, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Time Of Spiritual Renewal For Muslims Local Families Are Observing Ramadan This Month With Fasting And Prayers. By Kristi Nelson, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Carlton Sinclair, 65; Love Of His Life Was Jazz By Andy Wallace, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
SPORTS
Koschineg Is Leaving Mark At Muhlenberg by Bill Fleischman, Daily News Sports Writer
Firing Surprises Illinois's Landry Daily News Wire Services
Reserve Rutland Sparks Wake Forest Daily News Wire Services
St Joe's Women Hold On To Beat Umass, 57-54 By Mel Greenberg, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Birds Lose Cb Jackson, Rb O'neal by Kevin Mulligan, Daily News Sports Writer
Sixers Fall Short Again by Bernard Fernandez, Daily News Sports Writer
Sanderson Ends Whalers' Slump Daily News Wire Services
Sixers Latest Stop For Well-traveled Pritchard by Bernard Fernandez, Daily News Sports Writer
Nfl Still Feeling Out Free Agency by Paul Domowitch, Daily News Sports Writer
Strawberry Checks In At Lucas's Rehab Clinic Daily News Wire Services
It Could Get Hot In Orlando Union Leaders To Meet With 100 Players Amid Dissension by Sam Donnellon, Daily News Sports Writer
Presidential Pardon Me's Daily News Wire Services
76ers Sign Playmaker To A 10-day Contract By Frank Lawlor, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Sixers Fall To Wolves At Finish Once Again, They Led At The Half. And Once Again, They Didn't Lead By Enough At The Half. By Frank Lawlor, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Senators Split Ranks On Strike Should Baseball's Antitrust Exemption Be Partially Lifted? There Are Differing Calls. By Aaron Epstein, INQUIRER WASHINGTON BUREAU
Young Show More Than Honolulu Vacation by Ted Taylor, Special to the Daily News
Two Top Teams Win In Squash By Mayer Brandschain, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Flyers Bulk Up Further In Trade With Canucks For Antoski They Dealt Josef Beranek To Get The 6-foot-4, 235-pounder. He's Known For His Aggressive Forechecking. By Gary Miles, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Rutgers Tightens Security Takes Steps To Avoid Student Protest During Owls Visit by Mike Kern, Daily News Sports Writer
Flyers Swap Beranek For Muscle Canucks Give Up Antoski In Exchange by Les Bowen, Daily News Sports Writer
Report: Marino Trying To Lure Deion To Miami Daily News Wire Services
Soccer Riot Halts Game In Ireland THE INQUIRER STAFF
Mike Pettine Jr. New Tennent Football Coach By Frank Bertucci, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Pippen Makes It Hard On Himself Daily News Wire Services
It's A Fan's World? You Can't Convince This Disgruntled 9 These Fans Feel The Time Is Now For The Players To Make A Move. By Michael Bamberger, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Beuerlein No. 1 In Expansion Draft Only Two Eagles - Al Jackson And Brian O'neal - Were Selected. Some Big Names Were Ignored. ASSOCIATED PRESS Inquirer staff writer Sally Pollak contributed to this article
Students Say Protest At Rutgers Athletic Center Is Likely Today The Students Are Expected To Rally Against Racial Remarks By The University's President. By Stephen A. Smith, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
N. Catholic Wins 2d Straight Wrestling Title By John McBride, INQUIRER CORRESPONDENT
Fitting In Tough For A Standout Lari Ketner's Adjustment To Life At Roman High Wasn't Easy. By Sally Pollak, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Exit Allen? Agent For Eagles Cornerback Says He Won't Play Here Again Eric Allen Wants Out by Kevin Mulligan, Daily News Sports Writer
Sellout Crowd You'll Need A Scorecard Phillies' Spring-training Roster Includes Oldies And Not-so-goodies by Paul Hagen, Daily News Sports Writer
BUSINESS
Microsoft Weathers Adverse Ruling On Pact Its Shares Dropped, But Not Much. The Ruling Isn't Expected To Hurt Much In The Short Run. By Dan Stets, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Power In Their Hands How They'd Spend It by Marc Meltzer, Daily News Staff Writer
Ex-scott Worker Gains $1.5 Million In Bias Suit By Julia C. Martinez, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Power In Their Hands Gore Urges Cooperation by Anthony S. Twyman, Daily News Staff Writer
2 More Firms Sign On For Navy Yard by Paul Maryniak, Daily News Staff Writer
Dow Hits All-time High Of 3,986.17 A Fed Report Sparks 27.92-point Increase By Jeff Brown, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Drpa Budget Keeps $2 Bridge Toll By Henry J. Holcomb, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Author's Flight Delay Is One For The Books by Jenice M. Armstrong, Daily News Staff Writer
Newcomer Nations Air Will Offer Low Fares To Pittsburgh, Boston The $59 One-way Fares From Phila. Are Expected To Go Into Effect March 6. The Ball Is In Usair's Court. By Tom Belden, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
Fun And Games Net, Gross, And Very Gross Tyco Tries To Revive Three Troubled Units. Sometimes, The Result Is Disgusting. By Jane M. Von Bergen, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
First Fidelity Joining Worldwide Bank Group By Andrew Cassel, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
ENTERTAINMENT
Catalogs Bring It Home For Music Fans A Catalog May Be A Good Source For The Kingston Trio. The Latest Hits, Though, Demand A Trip To The Store. By Mark Marymont, FOR THE INQUIRER
Casting Votes For Movie 'Hall Of Fame' You Can't Help Choose The Oscars. But Any American Can Nominate Worthy Work To Add To The National Film Registry. By Carrie Rickey, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
A Collaborative Chemistry Fanny Ardant Was 'The Woman Woman Next Door' In A 1981 Film With Gerard Depardieu. They're Back Together In 'colonel Chabert,' And The Flame Is Rekindled. By Desmond Ryan, INQUIRER MOVIE CRITIC
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Grave Mission Frank Scaturro, A Longtime Fan Of Gen. Ulysses Grant, Was Appalled To Discover The Low Estate To Which Grant's Famed Tomb Had Fallen. So He Mounted A Campaign To Set Things Right. By Edward Colimore, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
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